Anthony and I have been holding on to the last of the garden for weeks now. Each night before bed I would say a little prayer that the weather would stay above freezing, well it worked until this past weekend.
As you can see my tomatoes did not survive!!!! It is a sad day at the Cantor House! However, on a happy note while cleaning out one of the beds we discovered that one of my brussel sprout plants has tons of sprouts. WOOHOO!!! I am pretty sure that the sprouts will be the last of this wonderful garden. I have learned so much this year about gardening and how do to it without chemicals. I can't wait to take what I have learned and apply it to my parents garden next year in Washington.
As you can see my tomatoes did not survive!!!! It is a sad day at the Cantor House! However, on a happy note while cleaning out one of the beds we discovered that one of my brussel sprout plants has tons of sprouts. WOOHOO!!! I am pretty sure that the sprouts will be the last of this wonderful garden. I have learned so much this year about gardening and how do to it without chemicals. I can't wait to take what I have learned and apply it to my parents garden next year in Washington.
Sorry to hear about the tomato plants. I've been pulling my plants out all month. That's fantastic that you got brussel sprouts. Nice!! I'm growing that next year.
ReplyDeleteSo sad! Ciscoe Morris said that brussels sprouts are better after a few frosts, so I bet yours are yummy! I was surprised to get some, too.
ReplyDeleteOur tomato plants have been gone for weeks...the garden is bare :(
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